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Pages and Hierarchies

To include or exclude pages, use page ids, titles or slugs

Page IDs

Page IDs are the numbers that identify a post or page uniquely. For example, for pages you can see the page ID in the status bar of your browser when you go to Pages > All Pages and hover over the title of a specific entry – this looks like http://...&post=123...123 would be the ID of the page.

Slugs

Page slugs can be found for example under Pages > All Pages and click the Quick Edit link for an entry. You will find a field labeled Slug.

Tokens

The following tokens can be used to identify certain pages or sets of pages:

[single] – For single posts.

[page] – Identifies pages (the Page post type).

[home] – The home page.

[front] – The front page

Difference between front and home page.

Note that [home] and [front]are different. When you have a static front page and a separate posts page:

[front] applies to your front page

[home] applies to your post page

For example, if you have a specific page selected as your front page and only want to have a widget appear on the front page, you should select Visibility “Show only on these pages” and indicate [front] under Conditions.

Hierarchies

You can display or hide widgets on full page hierarchies using the condition: some-page/*

Here are two examples based on the page hierarchy shown below.

Example 1)

Visibility:Show only on these pages

Conditions:sample-page/*

This configuration displays the widget on all the pages belonging to the parent page named “Sample Page”.

Example 2)

Visibility:Show on all except these pages

Conditions:sample-page/sample-child-1/*

This configuration displays the widget on all the pages except Sample Child 1 and Child 2.